Water and Land Recreation
Opportunity Spectrum (WALROS), stands out as a tool that guides the
institutions responsible for recreation planning and management in determining
recreation opportunities and making decisions on the sustainability of
recreation resources. This study aims to identify WALROS classes of the
Southern Sub-Basin of Ankara Province,
where the population density and urban sprawl put pressure on the natural and
rural resources in the urban fringe and there is a day by day growing demand
for recreation use. In this context, the basin is evaluated based on land surveys and the CORINE 2012 land
use/land cover features by
the expert group of four landscape architects under the WALROS classifications according to
physical, social and managerial parameters. In order to identify WALROS
classes; data collection, preparing the specified setting parameters for
analysis, analysis, classification, weighting and overlay operations have been
implemented in ArcGIS10.2. As a result, the basin is determined under the
classifications of developed-rural, urban and sub-urban in terms of physical
setting parameters. In general, the basin also determined as natural-rural and
developed-rural based on social setting features and primitive based on
managerial features. After overlaid by weighting of each parameter,
semi-primitive class is ranked as the first in terms of areal size, natural-rural class is
the second and primitive class ranked as the third in the basin. Consequently, the basin has the
potential to respond to different recreation needs and experience demands with
different recreation ambient properties and facilities which vary from
primitive to urban. For the sustainability of
the area’s recreation opportunities, primitive, semi-primitive and
natural-rural class areas must be protected. Accordingly, limiting visitor
intensity in existing recreational areas and instead of urban characterized
recreational activities, ecotourism, rural tourism or nature conservation
activities need to be encouraged in the
South Sub-Basin of Ankara Province.
recreation planning and management urban fringe rural areas recreation opportunities specturum (ROS) Mogan and Eymir Lakes
Water
and Land Recreation Opportunity Spectrum (WALROS), stands out as a tool that
guides the institutions responsible for recreation planning and management in determining
recreation opportunities and making decisions on the sustainability of
recreation resources. This study aims to identify WALROS classes of the
Southern Sub-Basin of Ankara Province, where the
population density and urban sprawl put pressure on the natural and rural
resources in the urban fringe and there is a day by day growing demand for
recreation use. In this context, the basin is evaluated based on land surveys and the CORINE 2012 land
use/land cover features by the expert group of four landscape
architects under the WALROS
classifications according to physical, social and managerial parameters. In
order to identify WALROS classes; data collection, preparing the specified
setting parameters for analysis, analysis, classification, weighting and
overlay operations have been implemented in ArcGIS10.2. As a result, the basin
is determined under the classifications of developed-rural, urban and sub-urban
in terms of physical setting parameters. In general, the basin also determined
as natural-rural and developed-rural based on social setting features and
primitive based on managerial features. After overlaid by weighting of each
parameter, semi-primitive class is ranked as the first in terms of areal size, natural-rural class is the second and primitive
class ranked as the third in the basin. Consequently, the basin has the potential to respond to
different recreation needs and experience demands with different recreation
ambient properties and facilities which vary from primitive to urban. For the sustainability of the area’s recreation opportunities,
primitive, semi-primitive and natural-rural class areas must be protected.
Accordingly, limiting visitor intensity in existing recreational areas and
instead of urban characterized recreational activities, ecotourism, rural
tourism or nature conservation activities need to be encouraged in the South Sub-Basin of Ankara
Province.
rekreasyon planlama ve yönetimi kırsal alanlar kent çeperi rekreasyon olanakları spekturumu (ROS) Mogan ve Eymir Gölleri
Birincil Dil | Türkçe |
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Bölüm | ARAŞTIRMA MAKALESİ (Research Article) |
Yazarlar | |
Yayımlanma Tarihi | 28 Şubat 2019 |
Gönderilme Tarihi | 22 Nisan 2018 |
Kabul Tarihi | 10 Eylül 2018 |
Yayımlandığı Sayı | Yıl 2019Cilt: 22 Sayı: 1 |
2022-JIF = 0.500
2022-JCI = 0.170
Uluslararası Hakemli Dergi (International
Peer Reviewed Journal)
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